Its been fun! And I’ve learned a tremendous amount about how PPLNS pools work and how Luck is key to the performance of the pool.
I believe deeply that Hashpool is a decent pool that if it could get 10% of the KDA networks Hashrates (which is 7 PH/s), that its luck factor would average out to 100%. Thus being able to compete with Poolflare.
But the problem is how does Hashpool get to 7,000 TH/s (7 PH/s)? It’s hard to persuade miners who paid a lot for their equipment to switch to a pool that pays half of what other pools are paying. This would take a united effort by the Pool, miners, and KDA community.
Here is my data from the past 5 days mining on Hashpool with 1 KD box. (The only KD miner I have)
My daily average profits are highlighted in dull Yellow. This is with Hashpools luck at roughly 60%
You can also see the estimated profit if Hashpools luck was averaging 100%, Highlighted in Blue. This is acheivable if Hashpool can build its hashrate up to 7 PH/s.
So, I end this thread with the conclusion that Hashpool has a lot of potential. But has a huge hurdle to jump to get to that potential.
If every miner distributed just 10% of their miners to Hashpool, it would get Hashpool where it needs to be.
My personal advice to KDA miners is to mine solo with Kadena’s solo mining client. This is the route I’m going to take now. It’s not necessarily the easy route. But I believe anyone can do it if they dive in and is willing to learn.
Otherwise,
If you have several KDA miners. Commit just one to Hashpool while dividing the rest equally among Dxpool and Poolflare.
If you only have 1 KDA miner, or are hard pressed to pay them off, Divide them equally among Poolflare and Dxpool.
I believe there are good things to come. I believe CMpool is working on an improve stratum and will be back up and running sometime in the future. And I can only assume the KDA team will have more solutions to this issue as well.
Let’s decentralize KDA!